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Shananiganz wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 11:56 pm About Russia: There is apparently some democratic rumbling happening in Mother Russia, but if Putin gets another "win" it might turn the tide once again. Being a border neighbours with Russia it makes us tad nervous.
Isn’t this 100% the reason Putin gave for invading Ukraine?

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Dude, he won, no need to post your stuff anymore. He will have divided Ukraine and will probably make moves on the Baltic over time and continue to extend more autocracy to the former East Bloc, where real people live who don't want that. Congrats.

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zorg wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 2:33 pm I think we all have a hard time accepting Trump delivering the most merciful outcome
Delusional. Do you believe this war will be over - truly over - simply by the US pulling its support?

zorg wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 2:33 pmwas there any outcome where the Russians were going to turn tail and go home?
The countries supposed to be Ukraine's allies making a timely and decisive response would be one way.
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Dovira wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2025 11:31 am
zorg wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 2:33 pm I think we all have a hard time accepting Trump delivering the most merciful outcome
Delusional. Do you believe this war will be over - truly over - simply by the US pulling its support?

zorg wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2025 2:33 pmwas there any outcome where the Russians were going to turn tail and go home?
The countries supposed to be Ukraine's allies making a timely and decisive response would be one way.
We just saw a supposed super-power flailing away for years at a mid-sized regional military who enjoyed only cautious munition support from abroad. I mean, we've already covered the concept that proxy wars are fucked up, but at the same time the continental bully was looking awfully winded. It might have been nice for half a dozen countries if they had to fall back and lick their wounds for a decade or so. I really struggle with western intellectuals chiming in about the supposed mercy of letting Putin get his hands on a big old chunk of land, feels a little Tulsi Gabbard, innit?

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